Nanoro: The Nanoro health district organized a capacity-building session on Tuesday, June 30, at the urban medical center for health facility managers and Community Health Workers (CHWs). This session was coupled with the handover of logistical equipment to support the implementation of their minimum activity packages.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the meeting gathered the heads of health facilities from the communes of Soaw, Pella, Kindia, Sigle, and Nanoro. The main objective was to evaluate the implementation of community activities, identify field bottlenecks, and define corrective measures to enhance the quality of interventions.

Discussions also centered on optimizing the eSANTEcom platform. Special attention was given to the management of technical equipment, including mobile phones used by health actors, to ensure the smooth and continuous transmission of health data.

Chief medical officer of the Nanoro district, Raymond B. Gbangou, emphasized the strategic nature of this training. He stated, "It is part of the dynamic of effective monitoring of activities and better mastery of health information management tools." He further stressed the need for rigorous supervision of staff and urged participants to demonstrate effectiveness and efficiency in their daily missions for the benefit of the population.